Normalize Neurodivergence
Let's meet in real life.
Normalize Neurodivergence
Let's meet in real life.
Rosie is 5' 4" and is wearing a Medium size crop hoodie.
No Words - Just Shirts. We Belong.
Social media is great. Liking and commenting in AUD and AuDHD groups lets me know you are out there. But I want more. I want to meet you out in the world. In MY world. Without having to out myself.
Our signature red tags are more than just a design element; they’re a symbol of belonging. Spot another red tag in the wild, and you’ve found a fellow member of our Spicy community. It’s an instant connection to someone who understands and shares your journey.
Sensory-Friendly
We prioritize comfort without compromising style. Our sweaters are made with soft, sensory-friendly fabrics, perfect for those who experience sensory sensitivities. Look great while feeling at ease in clothes that understand your needs.
Made to order
To reduce textile waste and contribute to a more sustainable future we keep no stock.
Time to get cozy
Regular price
$69.00
Sale price
$95.00
Hidden in Plain Sight. That is us.
Our black-on-black designs can be worn anywhere; out with friends and to the office. Non-confrontational, the spice is there for everyone to see who is willing to be curious.
Are You A MAC?
Ellie Middleton on Getting Diagnosed Late.
Cozy
Feel comfortable and safe in our soft hoodies.
Let customers speak for us
Soft and versatile
I love how soft it is and how good it looks layered.
Katja Bostock
Spicy Pepper | Advocacy | Lightweight Crop Hoodie |
Shirts I can relate to.
I really like the original designs offered, I've not seen them available anwhere else and as an autistic woman, they say what I'm not always able to say.
Bridget Gallimore
No Filter. No Need To Read Between The Lines | Fitted Classic Women's T-Shirt | 100% Organic Cotton |
Quality and Design are TOP!
Great quality material and a fashionable design, I am loving it :)
Rebecca Daniels
No Subtext | Women's Flowy Racerback Tank Top
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